Grub4dos Installer - 1.1

Press space to enter the menu.

Then boot. See the prompt:

But for a brief, glorious decade, it was the skeleton key that unlocked every PC. It was the reason you could carry a single USB stick with fifteen different operating system installers. It was the tool that let you triple-boot a PlayStation 3 (yes, really — the Other OS feature). You shouldn't. Not on real hardware. But if you fire up a VM with legacy BIOS emulation (SeaBIOS), an IDE drive under 2TB, and a copy of Windows XP SP3 — run grub4dos_installer_1.1.exe one last time. Watch it write that 440-byte boot block. grub4dos installer 1.1

Clicking "Install" didn't ask for permission. It didn't create a restore point. It wrote directly to sector 0 of your drive using undocumented Windows API calls ( \\.\PhysicalDrive0 ). Press space to enter the menu